Yes, there should be a juvenile justice system exclusively for children who commit crimes. The developmental differences between children and adults make it necessary to have a separate system tailored to the specific needs and abilities of young offenders. This system should focus on rehabilitation, education, and support to help children learn from their mistakes and improve their behavior, rather than punishing them in the same way as adults. Additionally, having a juvenile justice system can help prevent children from becoming entrenched in a life of crime and give them a second chance to turn their lives around.
